
Airbus introduces the A350F - A large widebody freighter to shape the future of airfreight with the capability to transport a cargo of some 109 tonnes, around 64 vehicles.

70.80 m / 232 ft 4 in

17.08 mm / 56 ft 1 in

64.75 m / 212 ft 5 in
Dimensions
Overall length | 70.80 m |
Height | 17.08 m |
Wing span | 64.75 m |
Fuselage width | 5.96 m |
Capacity
Pallet or container General cargo layout - Main deck | 30 pallets 96 x 125’’ or 30x AM-base containers |
Pallet or container General cargo layout - Lower deck | 12 pallets 96 x 125’' or 40x LD3 containers |
Performance
Range | 8 700 km |
Max payload | 109 tonnes |
Max take-off weight | 319 tonnes |
Max landing weight | 250 tonnes |
Dimensions
Overall length | 232 ft 4 in |
Height | 56 ft 1 in |
Wing span | 212 ft 5 in |
Fuselage width | 19 ft 5 in |
Capacity
Pallet or container General cargo layout - Main deck | 30 pallets 96 x 125’’ or 30x AM-base containers |
Pallet or container General cargo layout - Lower deck | 12 pallets 96 x 125’' or 40x LD3 containers |
Performance
Range | 4,700 nm |
Max payload | 240.4 lb x 1000 |
Max take-off weight | 703.4 lb x 1000 |
Max landing weight | 551.2 lb x 1000 |

XL Cargo door
The new XL Main Deck Cargo Door (XL-MDCD) is the result of customer expectations and Airbus’ constant efforts to improve our aircraft. The largest cargo door on the market, with a clear opening width of 4191mm/>165”, the XL door is designed for the transportation of all current and future ultra fans aero engines and one-go entry of the longest items. The door offers comfortable clearances and safe and easy ground operations, minimising the risk of damage to the surrounding structure, thus avoiding delays and flight cancellations.
Nose to tail innovation
Based on the top-selling clean-sheet design A350, the A350F leverages all the benefits of the A350 to help large widebody freight operators make a clean start towards a more sustainable and profitable future.
The A350 Family benefits from cutting-edge aerodynamics, optimised from nose-to-tail and wingtip-to-wingtip, and A350F brings latest-generation efficiency and choice to the large freighter market.
The A350F is lighter than competitors thanks to its composite airframe, the structure uses over 70% advanced materials such as composites, titanium and modern aluminium alloys to create a lighter and more cost-efficient aircraft, while increasing resistance to corrosion and reducing maintenance requirements.
3D video sequences of A350F

Improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions
With advanced aerodynamics and equipped with Trent XWB engines, the aircraft offers unbeatable efficiency in terms of fuel burn, CO² emissions and economics and is the only freighter capable of meeting the future ICAO requirements.
The A350F’s advanced technology enables a step change of up to 40% better economic and fuel efficiency versus older generation freighters.
The A350F is also perfectly poised to replace older generation freighters in terms of volume, range and payload.
Moreover, thanks to Airbus family concept it can be seamlessly integrated into airline Airbus fleets, benefiting from the same type rating as the A350 and common type rating with the A330 family.